In the event of corrupted, lost, or damaged electronic data, one method of disaster recovery planning is to

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Creating regular backups and storing them safely off premises ensures that in case of data loss or corruption, the organization can easily restore the data from the backups, thereby minimizing downtime and loss of information. Establishing passwords and audit trails help in preventing unauthorized access to data and identifying any security breaches, but they do not help in disaster recovery. Making duplicate copies of paper records and storing them off-site does not help in recovering electronic data. Submitting all electronic records to a health information exchange is not always feasible or necessary, especially in cases of data loss or corruption within an organization.

In the Event of Corrupted, Lost, or Damaged Electronic Data